The Erroneous Arguments of the Opponents of a Constitutional Amendment on Treaties and Executive Agreements. An Analysis and Answer.

by Holman, Frank E.

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[Seattle, WA?]: [Frank E. Holman], [not before 1953]. Pampl. 107, [1] pages, staplebound pamphlet. Very Good. Holman, a conservative critic of international organizations, such as the United Nations, argues in favor of the Bricker Amendment (which never became law) as a counter-measure to international meddling in domestic law. More

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